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No, the point is that the cost of automating this should be part of the cost of doing the collection, not a separate item. If you can't afford to deal with the
by Nullabillity 8y ago
No, the point is that the cost of automating this should be part of the cost of doing the collection, not a separate item.
If you can't afford to deal with the so-called "nightmare letter", then you can't afford to snoop.
- AnthonyMouse 8y agoThe problem is there is no exception for companies whose business model isn't snooping. Normal companies have customer lists, accounts receivable information, customer email addresses for password resets and announcements etc. A business can't stop keeping records of who owes them money. But then they're subject to regulations designed to make things difficult for the likes of Facebook and Microsoft.
- ATsch 8y agoThere is exceptions though, since this data is required. They just need to delete it, if they no longer have a reason to keep it.
- Nullabillity 8y agoYes, because it's so amazingly difficult to run a few SQL queries and send out an email.